SINGULAR Copy link • SINGULAROf which there is but one, unus: solus (PROP., alone, only one): unicus: singularis (also IMPROP. = distinguished). Excellent; Vid: Strange, surprising, mirus: mirabilis (that causes astonishment): novus (new, that did not exist or was not seen heretofore): singularis (strange in its kind). A sing. mistake, novus error: many of them have sing. ideas, quibusdam miserabilia quaedam placuerunt: it seems or appears very sing. to me, permirum mihi videtur: that saying seems rather a sing. one, hoc dictu est difficilius (Vid: Cic., Ecl., p. 199); or hoc nescio quomodo dicatur (Vid: Cic., Tusc., 2, 20, 47): it is sing. how, etc., mirabile est, quam, with subjunctive: Singular! mira narras or memoras! (you are telling us strange things): in a sing. manner, mire; mirum in modum: a sing. thing, *res mira or nova: he has many sing. ways or habits, *in multis rebus ab aliorum more plane discedit: it would be a sing. thing, if, etc., mirum (est) si or nisi, etc.: it is sing. that, etc., mirum est, quod, etc.: is it not very sing. indeed? nonne monstri simile est? a sing. fellow, *mirum caput: a man of a sing. character, *homo mirabiliter moratus.